Brennersgrün village and the Rennsteighaus

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Thuringia

Brennersgrün village and the Rennsteighaus

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Brennersgrün village and the Rennsteighaus

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Location: Thuringia, Germany

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October 27, 2018

Hiking

The entire roofs and facades in the village Brennersgrün are all covered with slate from the region. This place looks very mystical in contrast to the dark facades, the warmly designed, colorful front gardens appear with full flower power. For me pre-in and around Brenner green the most rustic route from the entire Rennsteig. This of course has to do with the seclusion of the former restricted area, nature was able to unfold undisturbed here in the so-called green band of Germany.

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Mapf

November 30, 2019

Hiking

The place was first mentioned in a document in 1187. Slate quarrying, forestry work and limited agricultural use of the land around the village as well as tourism (except for the GDR era) were and are the sources of income for the citizens.
On January 22, 1994, the incorporation to Lehesten took place.

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Kristian

July 27, 2026

Hiking

With an altitude of 715 meters above sea level, Brennersgrün is the highest village in the Saalfeld-Rudolstadt district in Thuringia. The history of the present-day district of the town of Lehesten is closely linked to the harsh climate of the Thuringian Slate Mountains, the timber industry, and the division of Germany.

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